The park was established to enhance the artistic landscape of the Jeongeup-si region near the entrance of the national park.
The sculptures within the park are primarily composed of durable materials designed to withstand the four distinct seasons of the Korean peninsula.
The location is often used as a staging area for hikers preparing for the ascent to the main peaks of Naejangsan.
It is geographically situated near the terminal point of the local tourism infrastructure in Ssangam-dong.
Naejangsan Sculpture Park is an outdoor art exhibition space located at the gateway to the Naejangsan National Park tourist complex in Jeongeup. The park features a diverse collection of contemporary sculptures created by domestic artists, set against the backdrop of the region's mountainous topography. The site is designed to integrate artistic installations with the natural environment, serving as both a resting area and a cultural landmark. It is positioned along the primary access route leading toward the Naejangsan mountain trails and the local reservoir. The park serves as a transition zone for visitors transitioning from the urban outskirts into the protected forest areas.
The central lawn area where multiple sculptures are framed by the dense forest canopy.
Visit during the early morning to avoid the high volume of hiking traffic entering the Naejangsan area.
Combine your visit with a walk around the adjacent Naejang Reservoir for a full half-day outing.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the park pathways feature slight inclines and stone-paved sections.
Do not mistake this for the high-altitude peaks of Naejangsan; this park is located at the base of the mountain range.
Respect the sculptures by refraining from climbing on or touching the installations.
